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The '''[[Austrian School of Economics]]''' is becoming more and more popular all over the world. This page lists schools and institutions where those interested can get (higher) education in this tradition. Please note that not all of these places can offer a program fully devoted to Austrian Economics, some have only sympathetic faculty members or are free-market-oriented. Programs that officially feature Austrian Economics are marked with an ''(AE)''.
The '''[[Austrian School of Economics]]''' is becoming more and more popular all over the world. This page lists schools and institutions where those interested can get (higher) education in this tradition. Please note that not all of these places can offer a program fully devoted to Austrian Economics, some have only sympathetic faculty members or are free-market-oriented. Programs that officially feature Austrian Economics are marked with an ''(AE)''.


There is no guarantee this data is up-to-date or complete - research before joining any of these!  
There is no guarantee this data is up-to-date or complete - research before joining any of these! (Also, please note that some programs may feature unexpected amount of mathematics - check the requirements beforehand.)
 
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| [mailto:martin@eseade.edu.ar Martin Krause]
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Revision as of 20:35, 28 September 2011

The Austrian School of Economics is becoming more and more popular all over the world. This page lists schools and institutions where those interested can get (higher) education in this tradition. Please note that not all of these places can offer a program fully devoted to Austrian Economics, some have only sympathetic faculty members or are free-market-oriented. Programs that officially feature Austrian Economics are marked with an (AE).

There is no guarantee this data is up-to-date or complete - research before joining any of these! (Also, please note that some programs may feature unexpected amount of mathematics - check the requirements beforehand.)


University / Institution Location Programs Contacts
North America
University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri PhD Peter Klein
George Mason University Fairfax, Virginia courses (AE) Peter Boettke
New York University New York, New York courses and fellowships (AE) Mario Rizzo
University of Chicago Chicago, Illinois PhD
Clemson University Clemson, South Carolina Bob Tollison, Bruce Yandle, Daniel Benjamin, Bob McCormick
The University of Connecticut Connecticut Steve Cunningham, Francis Ahking, Dick Langlois
Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida Bruce Benson, Randy Holcombe James Gwartney
University of Georgia Athens, Georgia Dwight Lee, George Selgin
University of Guelph Guelph, Ontario, Canada PhD Glenn C. Fox
Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts
University of Mississippi Oxford, Mississippi William Shughart, Robert Tollison
North Carolina State Raleigh, North Carolina PhD Roy Cordato
University of Oklahoma PhD, graduate class Dan Sutter, Graduate Director
University of Rochester Rochester, New York
Washington University, St. Louis St. Louis, Missouri undergraduate courses Art Carden
Europe
Rey Juan Carlos University (Spanish) Madrid, Spain classes, PhD (AE) Huerta de Soto
Université Paul Cézanne Aix-Marseille III Aix-en-Provence, France PhD (AE) Elisabeth Krecké
Université d'Angers Angers, France PhD (AE) Jörg Guido Hülsmann
Cevro Institute Prague, Czech Republic classes (AE)
University of Economics, Prague Prague, Czech Republic (AE)
Swiss Management Center Zug, Switzerland
Department of International Business and Economics (Academy of Economic Studies Bucharest) (Romanian) Bucharest, Romania classes (AE) Radu Musetescu, Mihai Vladimir Topan, Cristian Paun, Octavian Jora, Andreas Stamate
Central and South America
Universidad Francisco Marroquín (Spanish) Guatemala City, Guatemala Master and PhD (AE) Wenceslao Giménez-Bonet (dean, School of Economic Sciences at UFM)
ESEADE (Spanish) Buenos Aires, Argentina PhD (AE) Martin Krause
Australia and Oceania
University of Canterbury Christchurch, New Zealand Master and PhD Eric Crampton


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See also: Mises Academy
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